La respuesta correcta es C) Periodo de explotación del petróleo ecuatoriano desde 1972.
¿De qué se trató el Boom Petrolero?
Del periodo de explotación del petróleo ecuatoriano desde 1972.
La bonanza petrolera en el Ecuador, o también llevada el Boom petrolero del Ecuador comenzó en el año de 1972 con la inauguración del famoso SOTE, que quiere decir Sistema de Oleoducto Transecuatoriano. En aquella época, ese desarrollo de pozos petroleros permitió que el país exportada el petróleo crudo a otros países a precios competitivos. De acuerdo a estadísticas del gobierno ecuatoriano, las exportaciones llegaron a ser de 25 millones de barriles a un precio de $2.50 dólares por barril de crudo.
Esa bonanza le ayudó a Ecuador a fortalecer su economía, aumentando sus ingresos por exportaciones hasta en un 49%, comparados con el año anterior.
1) In order to live a comfortable life society is needed.
2) Only one self cannot fulfill the needs of food, shelter etc.
3) Society helps people to get fulfilled their basic needs .
4) People needs cooperation and assistance from the society to live a happy life.
5) Society protects us from various difficulties and obstruction.
6) To survive society is needed.
Answer:
Department of the Interior
Explanation:
The institution that is always on disposal for the Indian reservations in case they need assistance is the Department of the Interior. In order for a group of Native Americans to be granted a reservation it has be part of a recognized tribe/nation in the United States. There are 567 recognized tribes but only 326 of them have their own reservations. The Native Americans that live in the reservations live mixed lives, as they both embrace the modern way of living to a certain extent, but also try to preserve their culture and traditions.
Answer:
<u>A branch of philosophy dealing with values pertaining to human conduct</u>, considering the rightness and wrongness of actions and the goodness or badness of the motives and ends of such actions.
Explanation:
When we read "Ambush" we soon realize that it is quite true what one might suspect about O'Brien when we read about him - the fact that indeed he always seemed to wanted to hear emotional truth more than he did factual truth. There are multiple sentences which indicate this, but most commonly these are sentences when he starts talking and conceptualizing events in terms of their meaning, how they affected someone and how someone felt while they happened.